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several of burra trees world class high tech lab or trees and i.t. . biology and genetics and cognitive science. and then it's my initiative. and that lab and computer science will look into new to me to work with gifted children to unlock their potential we all working on that right now. so we'll definitely work on this. in terms of science. in terms of our practical work you know we're also developing the. camps for children in the south of russia where on all right we are establishing children's. parks the so-called kwan tory arms. which we are now conducting in the so-called olympiads special contest for children what kind of venue expected so we really want to hope that all those gifted children would stay here in russia would find a job here in russia so again serious center is a world class one and with the right near seats we will have a bora trees. next to it will have the technique parks so this will be the. trio that will. help to be. implemented those ideas developed in syria as in practice. they will work on commercialising those ideas. an

that will pound is also a giant burra tree i'm to one of the world's most innovative plans to capture carbon dioxide. say good guest list is a research professor at the university of iceland he's part of the team behind top picks the carbon capture program reckon big energy even though this is a green energy plant point five percent of what comes out of the ground is made up geothermal gases cup and dioxide and hunch and sulfite the idea is to take home the missions and inject them back into the ground. theoretically you could take all bristly or through that's going to be released in the future you know from burning all of no fossil fuel on earth you could capture it and you can store it in the ocean egregious you know with all of it all of it you know about this five thousand pounds of cotton that's kind of the estimated you know emission of most of if we if we a myth of the current rate increase causing climate change causing acidification of the ocean etc unless we capture with you that's incredible that this carbon capture method could be the solution to. eliminating our carbon f

where the cost of burra weighing is on its way up at least in the u.s. helena's will certainly in the united states terry potentially in europe as well will get a clearer picture later today when the european central bank holds its meeting but most experts are saying don't expect any fireworks so big announcements yet but in the united states the fed pushed the benchmark rate to between one point two five a one point five percent is the third rise in interest rates this year moves being seen as a vote of confidence that the country's economy is on solid footing with an eight years on from the global financial crisis in light of the global recession the fed had held rates at near zero it started to raise those rates again for the first time in twenty fifteen and since then they've been very gentle lifts to ease the economy back into its rates driven monetary policy the central bank said it expects the job market and the economy to strengthen the further predicts three more rate rises next year. well here in europe monetary policy has been moving at a slow

there starting croatia we've had some very very strong winds the local when they normally get is the burra which comes in from the northeast but this one was a very warm wind coming in from the southwest ahead of a cold front and i'll come back to that particular cold front in minutes meanwhile further towards the west we've got clear skies across the u.k. now when you've got snow on the ground to insulates a ground stops the heat coming out and under those snowy covers you get a clear skies and then the temperature just radiates away and as a result we have seen temperatures dropping away down to minus thirteen degrees in the county of shropshire de cold there is no it's across much of europe now this weather front which is been pushing through honestly a messy affair on the satellite imagery let me draw some lines in there took in the cape what's happening that cold front has been a really active affair we've seen some extremely heavy rain in the south of france fifty one millimeters in nice which looks very much like this and meanwhile we've also had some severe weather affecting the is

burra. >> thank you for having this hearing. it's incredibly important. >> any time we talk about mamaloid plaques in congress is a good day. i'm trained in internal medicine and taking care of many alzheimer's patients. the urgency of addressing this issue and looking for ways to mitigate the disease but also looking at ways to reverse it. i think we often focus here domestically on what we need to do to help address this issue. i work pretty closely with our alzheimer's association. i think they've done a wonderful job elevating the dialogue. why this is a global epidemic. often we're thinking about the communicable diseases that are out there. it really is more developed nations around the world we have to spend time thinking about the impact of noncommunicable diseases. there's a number of things that are things you can do to slow down the disease. building the public health infrastructure to help both families and patients manage and navigate the disease, i do think we're going to see this coming tidal wave as people live l